The Girls of Innovation Science Challenge is for girls, grades 7 & 8, to explore science and it's challenges in a fun, interactive way.  The volunteers are drawn from our Connecticut Women of Innovation program and from CTC membership.  The mentors are there to talk with the students about their experiences and careers as well as to guide them through the challenges presented by the CT Science Center Staff Scientists. Full info online at: …See More

Third-grader Leona Strangman observes a worm during an experiment at Veterans’ Memorial Elementary School in Norwich. “I like worms and dirt because they’re earthy,” Leona said. “I even touched the worm even though most people think they’re gross. That’s why science is fun. You get to do a lot of experiments.” Norwich, Conn. —Leona Strangman wants to be one of two things when she grows up: a…See More

30 students and 20 volunteers/mentors participated in the Girls of Innovation 2010 Science Challenge, presented by Connecticut Technology Council & Covidien Medical Devices. Click here to see a short recap & pictures from the eventSee More